Liteon AP900 is an electronic cruise control designed for machines without a throttle cable (almost all newer cars). There is no mechanical drive - the speed is controlled by a rheostat.
AP900 works with analog car signals (ACC, brake, clutch, speed signal in analog form). If CAN signals are used in the car, it would be wise to use the AP900Ci model that works with CAN signals (significantly simplifies the installation). You can find the compatibility tables in the area.
The cruise control kit consists of three parts:
1 - Basic module 2 – Control module from which to control the speed 3 - Brand specific wiring harness
All control modules perform the same functions, but their shape is different. According to the car's interior and preferences, a suitable control module should be selected.
CM-21 is wireless (signal via infrared) and attaches to the steering wheel (the buttons are under the so-called thumb). The CM-35 is a four-way control lever with two non-volatile memories that is attached to the steering column of the car. There are two additional switches at the ends of the lever under which speeds can be saved (e.g. button1 – 50km/h, button2 – 90km/h), which remain in the permanent memory of the device.
The brand-specific T-wire series is connected between the AP900Ci module and the car's accelerator using a Plug & Play connection (model-specific connectors). In the case of a car with a manual transmission, a clutch pedal sensor may also be necessary.
